Today we continue to read from the Gospel of Mark. Recall that last week we heard Jesus chastise his disciples for their argument about who among them was the greatest. Jesus taught them that the greatest among them will be those who serve the least ones. In today’s Gospel, the disciple John questions Jesus about an unknown exorcist who was driving out demons in Jesus’ name. John’s question might have been motivated by jealousy. Previously in Mark's Gospel, Jesus healed a boy whom the disciples had been unable to heal.

Dear People of God,

First of all, I take this opportunity to thank all who came for the last weekend Masses and said ‘goodbye’ to me. I want to take a moment personally to thank all the PCCWS and K/C Members for your incredible efforts in making the event a success. I also thank all the council members of Tri-Parishes, Lectors, Ushers, Servers, Office Assistant Connie, DRE Carrie Adams, Organist Janice and all St. Boniface Students and Teachers for your love and support.

Fr. Doss we wish you God’s blessings. We were truly blessed to have you serve us through God's grace with your pleasant demeanor, always joyous smile, and willingness to help in any way you could in our three parishes. Being a pastor of rural parishes which always possess a special charm – we are saddened to see you leave your heart-warming ministry here at St. Boniface, St. Lawrence, and Immaculate Conception.

Dear People of God,

Good morning. I am very sad to let you all know that I have to leave our beautiful country due to the expiry of my R1-Visa and the sudden denial of my green card application. My green card application was denied due to recent changes in policy of the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS). Since my green card application has been denied, it’s dependent on my “work permit” (EAD) is also automatically invalid. So, the Diocese of Lacrosse can no longer employ me. So, I am leaving for India on 16th September.

Dear people of God,

Good morning! On September 8th, we celebrate the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Our Mother Mary’s birthday is celebrated because of her Immaculate Conception and her surrender to the Will of God. We honor Mary because God has done great things for her (Luke 1:49), a) by choosing her as the mother of Jesus His Son, b) by filling her with His Holy Spirit twice, c) by making her the embodiment of all virtues (“full of grace”) like love, fidelity, humility, obedience, surrender to the will of God, and patience. We need to imitate her because our God has her as our mother.

Dear People of God,

Religion Classes. September 4 is the first day of class for grades 1-6 and Sep 11th is for grades 7-10 grade students. Please return your forms, or contact Carrie Adams with questions. I request all parents to encourage your children to acquire religious knowledge on God, Saints, Bible, Sacraments, Sacramentals, and Sacred traditions.

On this twenty-second in Ordinary Time, the readings focus on God's laws and inner purity. In today's first reading, Moses tells the Israelites to follow God's laws. God's commands are wise. He also warned them not to add or remove from it.

Dear People of God,

Good morning. First of all, thanks be to God for the good weather last Sunday during the Fall Festival time. I also express my sincere appreciation to all the Parishioners of St. Boniface who worked hard for the success of the Fall Festival 2024. How great that all families were present on that day. Also, a big thanks to all those who came and supported this great event with your great contribution and sacrifice.

On this twenty-first Sunday, the readings are helping us to understand the importance of choosing to follow God and living out our faith in daily life.

Dear people of God,

Good morning to you. You are cordially invited to St. Boniface, Waumandee for our Fall Festival. It is going to be on this Sunday (18th August 2024 Sunday). Lots of fun activities are available. You are welcome.

On this twentieth Sunday, the readings call us to live with wisdom and to seek true nourishment from Jesus, the Bread of Life, and live in a way that pleases God.

Dear people of God,

Good morning! May our mighty God bless you all with His peace, love prosperity, and protection. On this nineteenth Sunday of ordinary time, the readings provide us another opportunity to continue our reflection on the gift of the Holy Eucharist, the mystery of our faith, and the life of the world.

Dear people of God,

Good morning to you all. May our mighty God bless you with His choicest blessings.

On this Eighteenth Sunday, encourages us to trust in God’s care, renew our lives, and seek spiritual nourishment in Jesus. The first reading from the Book of Exodus reflects the grumbling against Moses and Aaron, which is a way of grumbling against God. Then God provided bread and meat to the Israelites in the desert, showing His care for their physical needs.

Dear people of God,

Good morning to you all. On this seventeenth Sunday, both the first reading and the gospel reading narrate the miracles of the multiplication of bread motivated.

In the first reading, Elisha tells his servant to feed a hundred people with just twenty loaves. Despite doubts, there is enough food, showing that God provides even when we don't see how it will work. And we hear that the people ate and still, there was food left over. Likewise, in today’s Gospel, Jesus performs the miracle of feeding the five thousand.

Dear People of God,

Good morning. Since Fr. George MSFS is writing his message regarding his Mission Coop for his congregation, I am not going to write my message in this bulletin. And also, he is going to do this weekend Masses in all our three Parishes. I am very happy to share the message given by Fr. George. Have a Happy Sunday!

Yours in Christ.
Fr. Doss

Dear people of God,

Good morning. The month of July is the devotion to the Precious Blood of Jesus, here is a prayer from St. Catherine of Siena for us to pray during July: “Precious Blood, ocean of divine mercy: Flow upon us! Precious Blood, most pure offering: Procure us every grace! Precious Blood, hope and refuge of sinners: Atone for us! Precious Blood, delight of holy souls: Draw us! Amen”. Feel free to pray this prayer.

Dear People of God,

Good morning! Once again, I express my sincere thanks to all those who participated in our Diocesan Annual Appeal 2023-2024. This year, all our three parishes are above the goals set by our Diocese. In fact, our three parishes get some money back as Rebates. Kindly see more details below.